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The Operations/Research Analyst will analyze various projects related to Assessments and Analysis Programs, performing operations research and statistical analyses. Responsibilities include evaluating management problems, performing cost analyses, and providing scientific solutions. The analyst will also advise on the effects of alternative solutions to these problems.

The Executive Systems Engineer will provide technical guidance and expertise for the Army Project Director Sensors-Aerial Intelligence, ensuring compliance with program requirements, interoperability, and configuration management through various systems engineering activities, mentoring lower-grade personnel, and participating in planning and review meetings.

The Software Systems Analyst will lead a team in systems engineering and integration processes for Army Project Director Sensors-Aerial Intelligence, coordinating technical forums and maintaining architectural systems, while supporting digitized information infrastructures and conducting associated technical activities.

The Crime Gun Intelligence Specialist II provides analytical and intelligence-gathering support for law enforcement by analyzing crime gun intelligence. Responsibilities include data entry, quality control, monitoring gun-related violent crime, and creating detailed reports. The role involves utilizing various systems and applications to ensure accurate information is available for investigations and tracing firearms.

The General Engineer will develop and implement systems engineering processes for the Army Project Director Sensors-Aerial Intelligence (PD SAI). Responsibilities include coordinating technical forums, evaluating engineering techniques, and reviewing documentation. The candidate must have a Master's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience and hold a TOP SECRET//SCI clearance.

The Foreign Transaction Compliance Analyst supports identifying and mitigating national security risks posed by foreign investments in U.S. businesses. Responsibilities include developing risk mitigation strategies, negotiating agreements, monitoring compliance, and drafting documentation for senior officials. The role requires strong organizational and critical thinking skills to manage multiple timelines and produce concise reports.

The Intelligence Operations Analyst will maintain 24/7 mission command, support INSCOM leadership, respond to inquiries, apply critical thinking to complex problems, prepare briefings, and monitor networks for significant national events impacting INSCOM operations.